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PCV CPC Case Study 69

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Emma, a route planner for a coach company, is responsible for ensuring that all vehicles comply with height, weight, and length restrictions. Her role includes advising drivers on appropriate routes to avoid low bridges and restricted areas. Emma also focuses on ensuring that vehicle dimensions are correctly marked and drivers are aware of the importance of adhering to road and bridge weight limits, as well as managing risks associated with driving large vehicles in varied environments.

There are 7 multiple choice questions in this PCV CPC case study. Read this carefully and ensure you fully understand the scenario before starting the test. You need to score 6 out of 7 to pass.

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1. What height notice does Emma recommend for vehicles over 3.0 metres? Give one answer
A It displays the maximum speed
B It indicates the number of passengers
C It lists the vehicle's weight
D It shows the correct overall travelling height
Correct Answer: D It shows the correct overall travelling height
Explanation: The height notice must accurately show the vehicle's overall travelling height for safety compliance.
2. What MAM does Emma calculate for a 45-seat coach? Give one answer
A 12 tonnes
B 14.25 tonnes
C 16 tonnes
D 18 tonnes
Correct Answer: B 14.25 tonnes
Explanation: The MAM includes the weight of the coach, passengers, luggage, and fuel, totalling 14.25 tonnes.
3. What does Emma warn drivers of tall vehicles about in specific areas? Give one answer
A Noise levels
B Overhead clearances
C Parking availability
D Speed limits
Correct Answer: B Overhead clearances
Explanation: Drivers must be cautious of overhead clearances due to the height of their vehicles in such areas.
4. How does Emma suggest drivers handle route diversions? Give one answer
A Continue following the GPS
B Follow other large vehicles
C Stop and seek advice on an alternative route
D Take the shortest path available
Correct Answer: C Stop and seek advice on an alternative route
Explanation: If diverted, the driver should stop and seek advice on an alternative route to avoid height-related risks.
5. What is the standard bus or coach length, as used by Emma? Give one answer
A 10 metres (32 feet 10 inches)
B 12 metres (39 feet 4 inches)
C 14 metres (45 feet 11 inches)
D 15 metres (49 feet 3 inches)
Correct Answer: B 12 metres (39 feet 4 inches)
Explanation: The usual maximum length for a bus or coach is 12 metres (39 feet 4 inches).
6. What turning advice does Emma give to drivers of long vehicles? Give one answer
A Changing lanes quickly
B Honking frequently
C Overhanging kerbs and verges
D Using high beams
Correct Answer: C Overhanging kerbs and verges
Explanation: Long vehicle drivers must be cautious of overhanging kerbs and verges when turning due to their vehicle's size.
7. What is a driver's primary duty after a bridge strike, according to Emma? Give one answer
A Calling the vehicle owner
B Checking for passenger injuries
C Documenting the incident
D Reporting to the police
Correct Answer: B Checking for passenger injuries
Explanation: The driver's first responsibility is to check for passenger injuries in the event of a bridge strike.